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Halloween is the devil's worshop of making harrowing marks and making your house an eerie haunted house, your house given to Satan fir you to worship him. God created you but you turned against God and you made Satan your god. ✝️🇬🇧🔥🙏😘👍❤️🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇽✝️

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He was paid 1 one hundred thousands plus every month by mamak association in malaysia.

Zakir tell lies to his audience, speak aboutayat of quran. Why dont you show your quran book to audience. Mention by mouth, I also can say it anyhow.

They gonna chew you... Hahahahahaha 😂😂😂😂

Ohh.... Stop please? ! I am dying laughing.... Dragons! Hahahaha 😂😂😂😂

Usam kamu jangn bohong semua itu ada di hp aku semua perbuatan kamu dan kawan kamu pinter fitnah orang jujur Usam Ali kamu sungguh jahat kamu jangan ajar orang yang sesat pakai Nama aku ini bukan Tuhan dan aku juga bukan malaikat tapi aku hanya manusia biasa sama seperti kamu ingat ya sekali lagi kamu jangan bohong karena hp itu ada kamu kamu ikat itu Usam Ali sebenar kamu tidak jahat tapi otak kamu dan hati kamu itu jahat 😂😂😂😂😂😂.

CP : iron is to be pronounced correctly as aion !

CP please can you give me the quotation that shows that all black will go to Hill Moslems books Is true that Muhammad said that

🙂 Brother CP SHALOM 🙏.

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✝️🤴CP=Christian Prince is the real Hero against the deceiving evil cult

Haaha is the head of sakkur boy and mimi hijab. Eggheads, you crack it, it is a meltdown.

He is the One Who expelled the disbelievers of the People of the Book from their homes for ˹their˺ first banishment ˹ever˺. You never thought they would go. And they thought their strongholds would put them out of Allah’s reach. But ˹the decree of˺ Allah came upon them from where they never expected. And He cast horror into their hearts so they destroyed their houses with their own hands and the hands of the believers.1 So take a lesson ˹from this˺, O people of insight!

In The Name of Yesua Al-Messih❤. Nabbi Muhammad ( Mr. Couthume-?) has a PROPHECY about Islam, saying that Islam’d get lost slowly, just like it came to happen ❤❤❤. Amen 🙏! We love U, Muslims with The Love ❤️ of Our God in The Name of The Messiah!❤

Zakir is one of best evil man on Earth, misguiding people all the time the Greatest day rubber Mohammad of Middle East had 11 swords to chop off head of human. Miraj is a made up story, the whole night Mohammad was with Hannu, his cousin sister. There is no Allah, No heaven or Hell all these are made up by Mohammad to control the innocent mass. If anyone can provide proof of Allah, Heaven or Hell I will reward that person with a million pounds. Please stop listening to this Zakir bustard.

You call this Zakir a scholar? I think he's answer to CP is just his own personal imagination.

Whatever

Nobody copied the 19 yr old kid

What is your point

Why you trying to spread hate

Who is Allah? Arab Christians indeed use "Allah" to refer to God, as this term simply means “the God” in Arabic and does not exclusively belong to Islam. In the context of the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all share roots in monotheism (One God). Allah is not a separate or different God but the same one true God worshipped by all prophets from Adam, Abraham, Noah, Solomon, David, Moses, Jesus to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon them all). It is believe that each prophet called their people to worship this same God (One god in arabic Allah) emphasizing His oneness, eternal nature, and absolute authority over creation. The Quran acknowledges this shared belief in one God, emphasizing that all prophets preached the same core message of monotheism. Quran (29:46) states: "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) except in a way that is best, except for those who commit injustice among them. And say, 'We believe in that which has been revealed to us and revealed to you. And our God and your God is one; and we are Muslims [submitting ourself to one true God] to Him.'"

In Islam, we are taught to respond to criticism of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) with patience, wisdom, and compassion. Here are some ways to respond from an Islamic perspective: 1. Understand the Source: When someone speaks negatively about the Prophet (peace be upon him), it's often due to misunderstandings, lack of context, or misinformation. Islam encourages us to respond with knowledge, sharing the true teachings of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and clarifying any misconceptions. 2. Follow His Example: Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) himself faced significant opposition, insults, and challenges during his life. His response was never one of hostility or anger. Instead, he showed mercy, forgiveness, and kindness. We can emulate this by staying calm, being respectful, and answering with compassion. 3. Present the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) Character: Many people who criticize may not fully know the character of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He was known for his honesty, kindness, and justice. By sharing examples of his life-how he cared for the poor, treated women with respect, and encouraged the fair treatment of all people regardless of their beliefs-we can help others see the beauty of his character. 4. Respond with Wisdom and Beautiful Preaching: The Quran advises us to invite others to Islam with wisdom and good preaching and to argue in a way that is best (Quran 16:125). Rather than engaging in debates that might escalate emotions, focus on conveying the teachings of Islam calmly and respectfully. 5. Seek Knowledge and Spread it: Often, negative views come from a lack of understanding. We can encourage open, respectful discussions and share authentic knowledge about Islam, hoping that it will clear doubts and foster understanding. 6. Make Dua (Supplication): Finally, make dua for those who misunderstand the Prophet (peace be upon him). Ask Allah to guide them to understand the truth. Remember, our responsibility as Muslims is to show Islam’s teachings through our words and actions. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “The best of you are those who have the best manners and character” (Bukhari). By embodying this, we can inspire others to look deeper into his true teachings.

In Islam, we are taught to respond to criticism of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) with patience, wisdom, and compassion. Here are some ways to respond from an Islamic perspective: 1. Understand the Source: When someone speaks negatively about the Prophet (peace be upon him), it's often due to misunderstandings, lack of context, or misinformation. Islam encourages us to respond with knowledge, sharing the true teachings of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and clarifying any misconceptions. 2. Follow His Example: Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) himself faced significant opposition, insults, and challenges during his life. His response was never one of hostility or anger. Instead, he showed mercy, forgiveness, and kindness. We can emulate this by staying calm, being respectful, and answering with compassion. 3. Present the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) Character: Many people who criticize may not fully know the character of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He was known for his honesty, kindness, and justice. By sharing examples of his life-how he cared for the poor, treated women with respect, and encouraged the fair treatment of all people regardless of their beliefs-we can help others see the beauty of his character. 4. Respond with Wisdom and Beautiful Preaching: The Quran advises us to invite others to Islam with wisdom and good preaching and to argue in a way that is best (Quran 16:125). Rather than engaging in debates that might escalate emotions, focus on conveying the teachings of Islam calmly and respectfully. 5. Seek Knowledge and Spread it: Often, negative views come from a lack of understanding. We can encourage open, respectful discussions and share authentic knowledge about Islam, hoping that it will clear doubts and foster understanding. 6. Make Dua (Supplication): Finally, make dua for those who misunderstand the Prophet (peace be upon him). Ask Allah to guide them to understand the truth. Remember, our responsibility as Muslims is to show Islam’s teachings through our words and actions. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “The best of you are those who have the best manners and character” (Bukhari). By embodying this, we can inspire others to look deeper into his true teachings.

scratch the beards....lmao, oh my dear prince! with 1 finger... like iphone, 2 fingers is another app, lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤩

i miss u for a while my dear christian prince; keep up the good work.

@chutasan8299 Why don’t you checkout Karl Sagan’s “pale blue dot “and then contemplate on the earth’s supposedly central position in the universe.

The Islamic republic of Saudi Arabia is going to remove all their Quran , Hadiths ,material off their website because it is causing catastrophic damage to their religion C.P.

Yr knowledge on religion is weak. Allah: God. So simple. Same as the christains n j sickness. Jesus never existed. It was a name given to him .

Who is Allah? Arab Christians indeed use "Allah" to refer to God, as this term simply means “the God” in Arabic and does not exclusively belong to Islam. In the context of the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all share roots in monotheism (One God). Allah is not a separate or different God but the same one true God worshipped by all prophets from Adam, Abraham, Noah, Solomon, David, Moses, Jesus to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon them all). It is believe that each prophet called their people to worship this same God (One god in arabic Allah) emphasizing His oneness, eternal nature, and absolute authority over creation. The Quran acknowledges this shared belief in one God, emphasizing that all prophets preached the same core message of monotheism. Quran (29:46) states: "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) except in a way that is best, except for those who commit injustice among them. And say, 'We believe in that which has been revealed to us and revealed to you. And our God and your God is one; and we are Muslims [submitting ourself to one true God] to Him.'"

Who is Allah? Arab Christians indeed use "Allah" to refer to God, as this term simply means “the God” in Arabic and does not exclusively belong to Islam. In the context of the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all share roots in monotheism (One God). Allah is not a separate or different God but the same one true God worshipped by all prophets from Adam, Abraham, Noah, Solomon, David, Moses, Jesus to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon them all). It is believe that each prophet called their people to worship this same God (One god in arabic Allah) emphasizing His oneness, eternal nature, and absolute authority over creation. The Quran acknowledges this shared belief in one God, emphasizing that all prophets preached the same core message of monotheism. Quran (29:46) states: "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) except in a way that is best, except for those who commit injustice among them. And say, 'We believe in that which has been revealed to us and revealed to you. And our God and your God is one; and we are Muslims [submitting ourself to one true God] to Him.'"

Who is Allah? Arab Christians indeed use "Allah" to refer to God, as this term simply means “the God” in Arabic and does not exclusively belong to Islam. In the context of the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all share roots in monotheism (One God). Allah is not a separate or different God but the same one true God worshipped by all prophets from Adam, Abraham, Noah, Solomon, David, Moses, Jesus to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon them all). It is believe that each prophet called their people to worship this same God (One god in arabic Allah) emphasizing His oneness, eternal nature, and absolute authority over creation. The Quran acknowledges this shared belief in one God, emphasizing that all prophets preached the same core message of monotheism. Quran (29:46) states: "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) except in a way that is best, except for those who commit injustice among them. And say, 'We believe in that which has been revealed to us and revealed to you. And our God and your God is one; and we are Muslims [submitting ourself to one true God] to Him.'"

Who is Allah? Arab Christians indeed use "Allah" to refer to God, as this term simply means “the God” in Arabic and does not exclusively belong to Islam. In the context of the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all share roots in monotheism (One God). Allah is not a separate or different God but the same one true God worshipped by all prophets from Adam, Abraham, Noah, Solomon, David, Moses, Jesus to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon them all). It is believe that each prophet called their people to worship this same God (One god in arabic Allah) emphasizing His oneness, eternal nature, and absolute authority over creation. The Quran acknowledges this shared belief in one God, emphasizing that all prophets preached the same core message of monotheism. Quran (29:46) states: "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) except in a way that is best, except for those who commit injustice among them. And say, 'We believe in that which has been revealed to us and revealed to you. And our God and your God is one; and we are Muslims [submitting ourself to one true God] to Him.'"

The Quran acknowledges this shared belief in one God, emphasizing that all prophets preached the same core message of monotheism. Surah Al-Ankabut (29:46) states: > "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture except in a way that is best, except for those who commit injustice among them. And say, 'We believe in that which has been revealed to us and revealed to you. And our God and your God is one; and we are Muslims [submitting ourself to one true God] to Him.'"

Monotheism Across Abrahamic Religions: In the context of the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all share roots in monotheism, though there are differences in their doctrines and interpretations. In the Arabic-speaking world, Arab Christians indeed use "Allah" to refer to God, as this term simply means “the God” in Arabic and does not exclusively belong to Islam. However, Islam emphasizes that Tawhid is an uncompromising monotheism that rejects any form of associating partners with Allah (Shirk), which Islam regards as the gravest sin. This includes any concept of God having a son, daughter, or partner, which differs from the Christian belief in the Trinity.

C.P. is awesome when it comes to religion BUT the earth is NOT A GLOBE traveling through space!!! The bible states this very clearly. We are the center of the universe and the earth is STATIONARY!!!!!!!!!

Ey man who is running this channel we are informing that you can't confuse Muslims, shame on you , pls careful for the Hell 🔥 fire 🔥

In Islamic theology, the name of God is understood as "Allah," which is derived from the Arabic language. While the Old Testament primarily uses terms like "God" (Elohim) and "LORD" (YHWH or Yahweh) to refer to God, there is an understanding within Islamic thought that "Allah" is a continuation of the same divine name used by earlier prophets, including those mentioned in the Old Testament. Here’s an explanation from an Islamic perspective regarding the name "Allah" and its relationship to the Old Testament: 1. Etymology and Linguistic Connection: The term "Allah" is a contraction of the Arabic words "Al-" (the) and "Ilah" (deity or god), which literally means "The God." The Arabic language, used by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his followers, connects to the Semitic roots of earlier languages, including Hebrew and Aramaic, which were spoken by many Old Testament prophets. 2. Unity of God: Islam teaches that Allah is the same God worshiped by Jews and Christians. The Quran acknowledges this shared belief in one God, emphasizing that all prophets preached the same core message of monotheism. Surah Al-Ankabut (29:46) states: > "And do not argue with the People of the Scripture except in a way that is best, except for those who commit injustice among them. And say, 'We believe in that which has been revealed to us and revealed to you. And our God and your God is one; and we are Muslims [submitting] to Him.'" 3. Recognition of Previous Scriptures: Muslims believe that the revelations given to earlier prophets, including those in the Old Testament, were originally from Allah. However, over time, they were altered or lost, leading to a need for the final revelation, the Quran. The Quran mentions previous prophets and acknowledges their messages, thus recognizing the continuity of divine guidance. Surah Al-Imran (3:3) states: > "He has sent down upon you, [O Muhammad], the Book in truth, confirming what was before it." 4. Prophets as Servants of Allah: Prophets mentioned in the Old Testament, such as Abraham (Ibrahim), Moses (Musa), and others, are viewed in Islam as servants of Allah who submitted to His will and conveyed His message to their people. The Quran emphasizes the same essence of worship and obedience to God. Surah Al-Baqarah (2:132) states: > "And [Ibrahim] enjoined upon his sons and [so did] Jacob, 'O my sons, indeed Allah has chosen for you this religion, so do not die except while you are Muslims.'" 5. Allah’s Attributes: In Islam, Allah is described with various attributes (Asma'ul Husna), emphasizing His uniqueness and perfection. These attributes reflect the nature of God as conveyed in earlier scriptures as well. For example, attributes such as mercy, compassion, and justice are emphasized in both the Quran and the Old Testament. Conclusion In conclusion, from an Islamic perspective, "Allah" is the proper name for God, emphasizing His oneness and uniqueness. While the Old Testament uses different terms to refer to God, Islam maintains that these references point to the same divine essence. The continuity of worshiping the one true God is a fundamental aspect of Islamic belief, reinforcing the idea that all prophets, past and present, are united in their message of monotheism.

Here are some key points about the concept of God in the Bible from an Islamic perspective: 1. Oneness of God: Islam strongly affirms the oneness of God (Tawhid). Verses from the Bible that emphasize God's singularity, such as Deuteronomy 6:4, which states, "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one," align with Islamic beliefs. 2. Attributes of God: Both the Bible and the Qur'an describe God with similar attributes, such as being merciful, compassionate, and all-knowing. For example, Psalm 86:15 describes God as "merciful and gracious," which resonates with the Islamic view of Allah's mercy (Ar-Rahman and Ar-Rahim). 3. Rejection of Trinity: Islam rejects the concept of the Trinity found in Christian theology, asserting that God is one and indivisible. Verses such as John 17:3, where Jesus (peace be upon him) refers to the Father as the "only true God," can be interpreted in a way that aligns with Islamic beliefs. 4. God’s Guidance: Both the Qur'an and the Bible present God as a guide for humanity. In Islam, the Qur'an is viewed as the final revelation from God, while previous scriptures, including the Torah and the Gospel, are seen as earlier divine guidance. 5. Prophets as Messengers: In both traditions, God communicates with humanity through prophets. Muslims believe that figures like Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus (peace be upon them) were all prophets who conveyed God's message. 6. Accountability: Both the Bible and the Qur'an emphasize that God holds individuals accountable for their actions. This concept of divine judgment and justice is central to both faiths.

📖 But those who believe and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down upon Muhammad ✨️ and it is the truth from their Lord ✨️ He will remove from them their misdeeds and amend their condition 📖 (Qur'an 47:2) 📖 This verse highlights that those who truly believe, follow Prophet Muhammad's message (Peace be upon him), and do good deeds will be forgiven by Allah and guided towards a better life. It stresses that faith, combined with righteous actions, leads to divine mercy and improvement in one's spiritual state. ✨️❤️🕌📿😇✨

📖 But those who believe and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down upon Muhammad ✨️ and it is the truth from their Lord ✨️ He will remove from them their misdeeds and amend their condition 📖 (Qur'an 47:2) 📖 This verse highlights that those who truly believe, follow Prophet Muhammad's message (Peace be upon him), and do good deeds will be forgiven by Allah and guided towards a better life. It stresses that faith, combined with righteous actions, leads to divine mercy and improvement in one's spiritual state. ✨️❤️🕌📿😇✨

📖 But those who believe and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down upon Muhammad ✨️ and it is the truth from their Lord ✨️ He will remove from them their misdeeds and amend their condition 📖 (Qur'an 47:2) 📖 This verse highlights that those who truly believe, follow Prophet Muhammad's message (Peace be upon him), and do good deeds will be forgiven by Allah and guided towards a better life. It stresses that faith, combined with righteous actions, leads to divine mercy and improvement in one's spiritual state. ✨️❤️🕌📿😇✨

📖 But those who believe and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down upon Muhammad ✨️ and it is the truth from their Lord ✨️ He will remove from them their misdeeds and amend their condition 📖 (Qur'an 47:2) 📖 This verse highlights that those who truly believe, follow Prophet Muhammad's message (Peace be upon him), and do good deeds will be forgiven by Allah and guided towards a better life. It stresses that faith, combined with righteous actions, leads to divine mercy and improvement in one's spiritual state. ✨️❤️🕌📿😇✨

📖 But those who believe and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down upon Muhammad ✨️ and it is the truth from their Lord ✨️ He will remove from them their misdeeds and amend their condition 📖 (Qur'an 47:2) 📖 This verse highlights that those who truly believe, follow Prophet Muhammad's message (Peace be upon him), and do good deeds will be forgiven by Allah and guided towards a better life. It stresses that faith, combined with righteous actions, leads to divine mercy and improvement in one's spiritual state. ✨️❤️🕌📿😇✨

📖 But those who believe and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down upon Muhammad ✨️ and it is the truth from their Lord ✨️ He will remove from them their misdeeds and amend their condition 📖 (Qur'an 47:2) 📖 This verse highlights that those who truly believe, follow Prophet Muhammad's message (Peace be upon him), and do good deeds will be forgiven by Allah and guided towards a better life. It stresses that faith, combined with righteous actions, leads to divine mercy and improvement in one's spiritual state. ✨️❤️🕌📿😇✨

📖 But those who believe and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down upon Muhammad ✨️ and it is the truth from their Lord ✨️ He will remove from them their misdeeds and amend their condition 📖 (Qur'an 47:2) 📖 This verse highlights that those who truly believe, follow Prophet Muhammad's message (Peace be upon him), and do good deeds will be forgiven by Allah and guided towards a better life. It stresses that faith, combined with righteous actions, leads to divine mercy and improvement in one's spiritual state. ✨️❤️🕌📿😇✨

Islam is a scam. Islam is SATANIC. Once you are out of satin grips you see the truth. Stop listening to Dawah people and Dr.Zakir Naik he studied from a idiot Ahmed Deedat.

Amen we need more to be saved 🙏

I thought he is the Christian Prince from Saudia but he is somebody else an asian guy 😂😂

So much crapp it’s unbelievable